The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-07

Messrs. Jenkins & Collins new black
team makes fine appearance, with
their delivery wagon.
So acres 2 miles from Ravenna. A
bargain at the price asked.
967 GARDNER, FURRY & Co.
Mr.. John Peters is building barn
on the place recently purchased by
him, on Prospect street.
M. Stuart. Esq, left for New York
City Wednesday morning, to be absent
some days.
Judge Gilmer will be here Saturday
to complete the unfinished business OF
last term of Court.
The ladies of the congregational
Church give an entertainment Friday
evening.
Mrs. w. d. Durham has been quis e
seriously i'll during the past week, but
we are pleased to learn, is improving
H. V. Knapp and son Frank, OF
Cuyahoga Falls. spent Sunday with
Ravenna friends.
H s. Doty, Jr and wife we've the
guests of Mr., Doty's parents on Friday
last.
Easter services will be held at the
Congregational Church next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. A. II. Parsons and daughter
are in attendance at the millinery
openings in Cleveland.
Special Easter services will be held
10 the Universalist Church next Sun.
q ay, at 10: so a. M.
Milo, son of P, l.. King, returned tc
Akron Monday to resume his studies
at Ruchtei College.
The subject of Rev Andrew Will
sons evening discourse last Sunday
was, Is UniversalisIn good to die by. )
The siiverwars and dolls which The
BJou Theatre Company give away
next week will be on exhibition al
Reeds Opsra House today.
The mslodious notes of the hanl
organ, and the smudge of uumeroui
back yard bonfires about town is
sure indication of the approach o
Spring.
Gardner, Furry & Co. have for sal,
a good Farm of l66 acres, good build
ings; over 600 sugar trees; 44 milel
from Ravenna. 967
| The ambitious man now takes hi
fishing tackle and goes forth to prOvid,
for his family, while his wife ant
daughters have only TO amuse them
selves with washing, house cleaning
and other light and pleasant occupa
tions.
John SOrenson has purchased th
property on Meridian street known a
the VIM. Bond shop, and is movin,
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lot, and. we understand, will cree
a fine brick residence on the site,
Letters remaining in the Postoffic
at Ravenna April 5th. 1887.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beery, Miss Deli
Cole, Mr.. P. Harsser, Ed. D. c. Han
selman, F. A. Muncie, Mrs. Mai
Robman, Miss Katie Shick.
The Young WOmen's Temperate
Union met the home of Miss Lizzi
Woodruff on Wednesday to complet
arrangements for a spelling mattel
next Tuesday evening. We are NO
advised of the particulars, but bespeal
for the young ladies' good attsndanc
to aid their worthy cause.
Mr.. Volney Curtis and family lei
Monday afternoon for Nebraska a, i, W her
they will make their future home
Nonpareil, the county seat of Ro
Butte Co., where they expect to locate
is thriving little town, surrounde
by a rich agricultural country. Th
many friends of Mr.. aud Mrs. Curt
wish them success in their new home
The evenings of last week were mad
to order for the young man with
f1uttering heart, and new spring sui
who walked thoughtfully over ever
street IN the city with his fairest fairy
wondering if any mortal was ever 8
supremely happy as he, and burdenin
his mind With other similar question
:, of naomentous i'm portance.
The Chinese Student and Exhib!
, Co. will give one of their unique sr
, terteinmenta at the NJ. E. Churcl
, Thursday evening, April IA, under tn
;; auspices of the 7. P. 8. A Chine:
! Bazaar and Supper will be given
s Y. P. s. in connection with the ente
tainment. NELLIE B. WARD, Pres.